get a IBM x31 laptop for complete slience....hehe

cool.....i never know this product b4 and i'm in Aust too....

The fanstorm only has 3 preset 'trigger' temps - 35, 40, 45

can i set it manually ?? like 30,35,40 for the 'trigger' temps

damn second hand ...... so should i get a new PAPST 4412FGML instead....

PAPST 4412FGML,
119x119x25mm,
67.7cfm,
32dB(A),
1950rpm

Panaflo and Papst cost about the same in Aust so which one would be more quiet at 7v ??

forgot to mention my fan is L version i bought it from second hand and the guy said it never been used b4.... 120's do tend to "rumble" more than 80's. It's usually a lower pitched noise. Is your noise low or high pitched? low pitched ("cicicici" or "cececece") :( It may be defective bearings, or mo...

when it is at 7v, it has ("cicicici" or "cececece" somthing like that) this noise come out, more noticable at 5v but at 12v hardly can be heard.....is this normal ?? Overall it is a very quite fan at 7v (can't hear it at 2 feet away), i would say the noise level is same as 5 v but i dun think 5v pus...

I was kind of worried about running a single 5V fan in a powersupply (I am using an SH powersupply). So, instead, I 7V the stock fan that comes with it that is at the bottom (since it is a low profile one and the panaflo won't fit).. then I put a 7V panaflo as exhaust. Its fairly quiet. Not really ...

so who can conclue this topic ??

1. remove 92mm bottom fan, block that hole

2. remove 80mm fan, block the rear vents holes

they only sell 80mm fans.... can't find any 120mm

i found this website long times ago, but never update since then, as it suggest from the name of the file "07-12-01.zip"

actually u can buy panaflos through this website in asutralia

www.pccasegear.com

sorry may sound silly, i'm new to here.....

7v or 5v ??

and anyone know how these two 120mm fans compare Papst 4412FGL and Panaflo FBA12G12L when they both operate at 50% and 75% RPM (thier quietness and CFM) ??

thanks